The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

81 With Ivan, always
her faithful ally, she foragcd the gar
dens of tho town for plants in full leaf
and blossom, and with them adorned
the doctors study. 1.-The place where
one works ought to be bright and
cheerful" she said. "Now that winter
is near, we mYsG have memory of the
summer and prophecy of the
spring" g
ArniP awaited with impatienc ce the
hour FOR lessons when she would come
bounding into his study. What stolen
glances he would cast at her over his
manuscript! How full of grace and
charm was her every movement, how
in every word and action she reminded
him of Hortensc! Some times it seemed
to him as if he were again youth who
must look up his school-books and
rush out into the forest.
When Desirce had vanished, he
would laugh at his infatuation, and
gazing into the mirror say, dcrisiycly:
"Foolish graybeard, throw these
flowers out of the window and close
your door! Marianne is right, this
young girl disgucts you"
And yet he would rather throw wide
open the door to admit among his old
folios this glcam of youthful brightness,
this refreshing breath of spring.
Marianne frowned upon this indoor
flower planting which soilcd the win
dow-lcdgcs and made extra work. But
as Desircc took all the work upon her
self, and Ivan stood by to wipe away
every watcr-stain, she only shrugged
her shoulders. As for Ivan, every thing
Desirce did enchanted him; he fol
lowed her about like a faithful hound.
The relations between the two women
were tolerablo, though without warmth
on either side. Thanks to the cloiStcr
sisters, Dcsiroo was very skillful with
her Nccdle. She was also industrious
and showed great taste in all matters
of dress. Marianne utilized this taste
and skill in many ways. She was
learning to speak French so elegantly
that she concluded not to send Dcsircc
away before spring.
Arnim proved model teacher He
found delight in this daily concern
with intellectual things, with truth,
science and beauty. His pupils ardor
and ready comprehension animated
him, and she in turn looked up to him
with gratitude and admiration. She
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